Curtis deposed members honor Judge Brooks in probate court
The monthly Curtis meeting at Young's Hotel issued resolutions praising Judge George M. Brooks of Middlesex County Court of Probate and Insolvency. They commended his legal acumen, courteous conduct, and public service, and requested a formal copy for his bereaved family. A Boston Transcript note mentions a new five story building by D Lothrop Co at Atlantic Avenue and India Street with a vestibule entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Young's Hotel
Brooks
Law and Equity
Bar
Judiciary
ft.Ja
Bragg
A. P. Browne
Alfred Hemenway
S. J. Elder
T. W. Proctor
Boston Transcript
D. Lothrop Co
Atlantic Avenue
India Street
Concord Antiquarian Society Mourns President Brooks
The Concord Antiquarian Society mourns the death of its president George Merrick Brooks and lauds his loyalty to Concord, his public service, and charity. Resolutions from the Nov 6 1893 meeting praise his modesty and counsel, with a copy to his family. Also noted is the funeral of Dr Howland Holmes on Main Street Lexington with large attendance and interment at Lexington cemetery. The nearby chamber of commerce area has been appreciated.
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The
Concord Antiquarian Society
George Merrick Brooks
Concord
Judge Brooks
Charles H. Walcott
Ellen S. Wood
George B. Bartlett
Howland Holmes
Main Street
Lexington
Carlton A. Staples
Unitarian Society
Edward G. Porter
Hancock Church
Eli Robbins
B. T. Batchelder
Dr. Valentine
Joseph S Simonds
Lexington Cemetery
Weather Data And Advertisements From Concord 1893
The snippet lists the week ending November 20 1893 with highs of 58 and lows of 24 on November 17 and 18, weekly mean 38.3 and humidity 78.7 percent. A 0.17 inch snowfall total and a 30 mph gust on November 16 are noted along with a 2987 barometer reading and southwest wind. An advertiser list follows including Concord Stock Farm Oswald Eklef and Union Guaranty Saving Bank among others. A medical note cites bicycle riding as a cause of spinal and chest strain per Sir Benjamin Richardson with a warning on its effects.
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Among the Churches and Local Advertisements in Concord
Community notices list services at Unitarian and Scandinavian churches with times, plus Y P S C E and prayer meetings. Local ads promote Concord goods and services from Sanford, Whitcomb, Dan iels, Hunt, Brown, and Richardson, including pianos, spoons, millinery, stationery, and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb’s
C. W. Sanford
Concord
N.S. Daniels
EI. L. Whitcomb’s
Price
Walton’ Ricketson
Elm Street
Mass
Hunt’s
E. A. Buck
Boston
C. E. Brown
Hunt
E. H. Smith
Ruby Ames
Thanksgiving goods and help wanted notices
Advertisements indicate offerings at Hunt and Brown including ice cream, corn cakes, hats, and a variety of Christmas goods. Help wanted calls seek a Nova Scotia girl for housework and a competent maid for general duties with cooking. Applies and locations include Wright Tavern and Concord Congregational Manse.
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E. A. Buck’s
Hunt
C. H. Towle
C. E. Brown
Hunt's
Boston
Wright Tavern
C. E. Brown’s
Brown's Block
Geo. A. Tewksbury
Congregational Manse
Concord
Local social rounds and time changes at Concord Junction
Mrs. Charles Pettigrew breaks a leg after a fall at home Monday. Thursday’s invitation dance is a social success. Prison official visits and lodge events fill the week. Train schedules shift on Boston and Maine and New Haven lines. Rumors of a new Massachusetts state prison at Concord Junction prompt discussions of a third institution. Church notes and local notices close the item.
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Charles Pettigrew
Hudson Rebekah Lodge
Concord Junction
Boston and Maine
Reformatory
Boston
New Haven Railroad
Providence
Fall River
Way
Lowell and
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Ierald
Frank Johnson Son Maynard and J C Friend Concord Ad
Citizens hear a roster of trusted remedies including Dr Kings on Discovery for Consumption Bucklen’s Amnica Salve and Electric Bitters. The sellers guarantee satisfaction with refunds if results fail and claim broad success from local usage and endorsement.
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Dr. King
Kings
Bucklen
Maynard
J. C
Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S.gov't Report
Goncord
Dr. Holmes
Chamber of Commerce
Freed A. Tower
C. M. Boynton
Concord Stock Farm
Oswald Eklef
C. B. Learoyed
Wilbur Maynard
E. H. Miles
James Lovering
Ed. Patch
J. E. Robinson
Mike Ryan
D. Richard
William Smith
George Sammis
Union Guaranty Saving Bank
Francisco Carrell Vincenzio
Clara A. Butters
TH. Champney
Patrick Dolan
F. A. A. French
Sarah Mc‘Swiggan
Sir Benjamin Richardson
London
Unitarian
Guild
Lillian How
Unitarian Congregational
Geo.a. Tewksbury
M. E. Church
J. P. Anderson
Sanford
Richardson's
G. W
Robinson
Concord, N. H. State Prison
H. F. Watson
Ladies’ Union
W. W. Campbell
M. Murray
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. H. Hart
Union Church
Association Hall
Adam Miller
Conant
McDonald's
J.B. A Co
Glastonbury
Pate
Lyceum
Louis C. Elson
H. H. Regan
Temple Quartet OF
Daisy Carroll Hoyt
Dramatic Reader
H. A. Clapp
Beaton
Erving Winslow
Grindall Reynolds
Boston Artiss’ Quartet
H. L. Waitcom
Flagg & Russell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Meddl OX
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Herbert M. Sawyer
Licius E. Sawyer
Edward Henderson
Middlesex
Sawyers
Soncord Road
Stow
Eliza Randall
Ezekiel Brown
Brown
Silas Brooks
Christopher Whitney
Jepihthah Conant
Lydia Maynard
Herbert M. Sawyenr
Lucus E. Sawyer
Edward SeNpearson
Josefh W. Reed
H. L. Whitcomb
B&h
Ralph H. Damon
Agen
Mibplesex
Superior Judicial Court
John Lathrop
Sak Court
Maynard Enterprise
C. Hurp
Attes Pines
C. Hunp
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